About Streamlabsįounded back in 2014, Streamlabs has established itself as the leader in live streaming tools and a brand of Logitech. However, the fact that Twitch continues to set new records points to the fact that the platform still retains new viewers that started watching streams on the platform during the pandemic. In the case of Twitch and Facebook Gaming slowing down its growth rates, Streamlabs and Stream Hatchet attribute it to people going back to their pre-COVID lives, working back in offices, and going out more frequently now that the restrictions on travel and in-person activities are starting to ease up. It was followed by Just Chatting at 822.2 M hours and League of Legends at 554.2 M hours.
Grand Theft Auto 5 emerged as the most-watched game, across all platforms, with an equivalent of 866.8 million hours watched.YouTube Gaming viewership levels easing back to pre-COVID levels.Despite this, both Twitch and Facebook Gaming saw an upheaval in the viewership growth rates compared to past quarters.Facebook Gaming grew its number of hours streamed triple than its figures last year.Twitch sets another viewership record for the third quarter in the row.A 16 percent increase in the hours per month spent on watching live streams, now at about 3 billion hours per month compared to 2.544 billion hours the same time last year.A 2.5 percent increase in the total of hours watched across the monitored streaming platforms, growing from 8.77 billion hours in Q1 to 8.99 billion hours in Q2.In the report, the following takeaways are presented by the streaming leaders: However, now that the lockdown restrictions are easing up, the latest report could offer insights into the future of the streaming industry.
Twitch: Which is the Better Platform for Vloggers and Influencers? Setting New Highs Across the Entire Streaming Industryįor the third quarter in a row, the new Streamlabs - Stream Hatchet report revealed continuing growth in the industry, with Twitch setting a new record for the number of hours streamed.
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